The advanced master's degree program in choral singing offers voice graduates who have already completed their first bachelor's or master's degree the opportunity to participate for two years in one of the world's best opera choirs and to receive accompanying voice and accompaniment lessons. During the four semesters, the students are continuously integrated into the Saxon State Opera Choir Dresden and receive a monthly salary of 900 euros for their participation in the choir. They perform on stage, working with renowned directors and conductors.
Training
The lessons impart comprehensive knowledge and skills in the field of opera choir and concert choir singing. The focus is on becoming familiar with the opera choral repertoire and the chorus-specific requirements on stage, as well as the development of choral symphonic works.
Special aspects are the cultivation of ensemble singing as well as the preparation of the repertoire for later auditions. This is taught on the one hand in the main subject lessons at the university, and on the other hand in the so-called post-study, in which intensive work is done on new choral parts in very small groups.
Artistic practice
During the four semesters, the students are continuously integrated into the Saxon State Opera Choir Dresden. Within the two years, a broad repertoire of over thirty opera chorus parts is acquired, making graduates sought-after young artists on the job market. In case of aptitude and corresponding vacancy, there is the possibility of being engaged in the choir of the Saxon State Opera.
Deutschlandstipendien an die Fachrichtung Gesang
Unter den 17 Deutschlandstipendien, die 2024 an Studierende der Hochschule für Musik Dresden vergeben werden, gehen vier an die Fachrichtung Gesang:
Alicja Bany, Mezzosopran (Master Oper, Klasse Prof. Hendrikje Wangemann)
Kurumi Sueyoshi, Sopran (Master Bühnenpraxis Solo am Theater Chemnitz, Klasse Prof. Yamina Maamar)
Alexander Rampp, Bariton (Bachelor Gesang, Klasse Prof. Matthias Henneberg)
Philipp Rauh, Countertenor (Bachelor Gesang, Klasse Prof. Hartmut Zabel)
Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
Master classes and workshops
Deutschlandstipendien an die Fachrichtung Gesang
Unter den 17 Deutschlandstipendien, die 2024 an Studierende der Hochschule für Musik Dresden vergeben werden, gehen vier an die Fachrichtung Gesang:
Alicja Bany, Mezzosopran (Master Oper, Klasse Prof. Hendrikje Wangemann)
Kurumi Sueyoshi, Sopran (Master Bühnenpraxis Solo am Theater Chemnitz, Klasse Prof. Yamina Maamar)
Alexander Rampp, Bariton (Bachelor Gesang, Klasse Prof. Matthias Henneberg)
Philipp Rauh, Countertenor (Bachelor Gesang, Klasse Prof. Hartmut Zabel)
Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
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Award Winners
Deutschlandstipendien an die Fachrichtung Gesang
Unter den 17 Deutschlandstipendien, die 2024 an Studierende der Hochschule für Musik Dresden vergeben werden, gehen vier an die Fachrichtung Gesang:
Alicja Bany, Mezzosopran (Master Oper, Klasse Prof. Hendrikje Wangemann)
Kurumi Sueyoshi, Sopran (Master Bühnenpraxis Solo am Theater Chemnitz, Klasse Prof. Yamina Maamar)
Alexander Rampp, Bariton (Bachelor Gesang, Klasse Prof. Matthias Henneberg)
Philipp Rauh, Countertenor (Bachelor Gesang, Klasse Prof. Hartmut Zabel)
Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
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Engagements
Deutschlandstipendien an die Fachrichtung Gesang
Unter den 17 Deutschlandstipendien, die 2024 an Studierende der Hochschule für Musik Dresden vergeben werden, gehen vier an die Fachrichtung Gesang:
Alicja Bany, Mezzosopran (Master Oper, Klasse Prof. Hendrikje Wangemann)
Kurumi Sueyoshi, Sopran (Master Bühnenpraxis Solo am Theater Chemnitz, Klasse Prof. Yamina Maamar)
Alexander Rampp, Bariton (Bachelor Gesang, Klasse Prof. Matthias Henneberg)
Philipp Rauh, Countertenor (Bachelor Gesang, Klasse Prof. Hartmut Zabel)
Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
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